Thin Full Leather Camera Neck Strap for Mirrorless CP003 BR | 100% genuine cowhide strap, brown color vintage style, fits Canon Sony Fujifilm etc, ideal for travel and street photography

When I saw CANPIS started selling this leather strap on Amazon, I couldn't resist but to buy one. I got my first one from their eBay store a little over a year ago. It's been with me whenever I travel with my camera since then. The genuine leather strap has been holding up pretty well. At the time, I also bought one for a friend as gift and she loved it. This one from Amazon is for my Nikon FM2 shown in the photos. The neck/shoulder strap is made of genuine leather which is thick and durable but not very stiff and comfortable to wear on neck/shoulder. The length of the strap is a perfect fit either from neck or shoulder. I am 5' 5" tall. I totally love the retro look, quality, and durability of this strap. I will be buying a few more for my TLRs in the near future.

All the reviews of people who can't install this on their camera make me wonder how many people have managed to survive to adulthood! If the split rings don't fit your camera, replacements are less than $.50 at any hardware store. The strap came with adapters for quick release clips anyway with a string that should fit ANY camera connector even the smallest. Great product quality, smelled the leather the moment I opened the box, I'm getting one for all my film cameras!

Very well-made and great looking. Connection very solid using the included split rings. A bit short for cross-body carry. Around my neck, camera hangs right above my belly button (I am 5’ 10”). Use mine on a pair of older Pentax analogue cameras. The only issue I could see is that the strap is thin; anyone who suffers from neck or nerve pain may wish to consider a neoprene or padded strap. Otherwise, for anyone wanting a strong no-nonsense leather camera strap, and does not require it to be adjustable, consider this item.

This is a good strap if you like looking stylish and feeling secure that your camera will be safe on you. But this is hard leather so it is not soft on your skin. My main issue with it is that when it's buckled at it's longest length it is only a couple inches short of being at a comfortable length for wearing over the shoulder and to the side.

Right width to make a nice leather strap for your small cameras. The leather can be stiff but if you pinch the leather along itself the length of the strap several times it loosens up nicely.

I purchased my Canpis leather strap from the same seller on eBay. This is a nice strap for the money. It’s not bonded leather that will fall apart. The leather is nice quality, and has that wonderful leathery smell and great vintage color. I’ve heard others say the stitching falls apart over time. This hasn’t happened to mine. I’ve had mine attached to my Olympus OM for about a year and haven’t noticed any abnormal wear. The strap comes with split rings to connect to the strap lugs with little leather pieces to protect the camera from the metal split rings. Maybe heavier cameras can be too much for this strap, but it works great with my 35mm SLR. I don’t think I would use it with cameras much heavier than that though. The width of the strap can be uncomfortable on the back of your neck with a heavy camera. If you’re looking for a vintage looking leather strap for your camera, I don’t think you could go wrong with this one.

Looks gorgeous with a Nikon Z-Fc; in pure retro style. The strap is solid and the connectors are pretty reliable so far. I would not swing it around independently from what strap you buy, but for the looks it is really gorgeous

I love this strap! It's the perfect size and width. I also like that it's smooth so it easily glides over your shoulder. I like to keep it over one shoulder across my chest so I can easily raise it up to my eye if I want to take a shot. It also has covers near the connection point so it doesn't rub against your camera.

Higher price though